Holy panooly
24-07-2004, 19:07
Price and current supply list:
Phosphorous - 14,000 bombs / $30,000 per bomb
Phosphoric Acid - 19,000 bombs / $22,000 per bomb
Benzene - 30,000 bombs / $30,000 per bomb Magnesium - 15,000 bombs / $30,000 per bomb
Sarin Nerve Gas - 13,000 containers/ $50,000 per container
Advanced Nerve Gas - 11,000 containers / $50,000 per container
Advanced Mustard Gas - 12,000 containers / $50,000 per container
Flesh eating bug - 0 bombs / Not for sale anymore
Aluminum Lithium Hydride - 15,000 shells / $21,000 per 100 shells
Ammonia Gas - 20,000 shells / $25,000 per 20 shells
Liquid Nitrogen - 23,000 bombs / $23,500 per bomb
Dimethoxy Mercaptobenzylammonium Chloride - 13,000 Bomb /$30,000 per shell, bomb or grenade
Sulfuric Acid Mist - 10,000 containers / $40,000 per container
Napalm - 11,000 barrels / $10,000 per barrel
Mercury Bullets/grenades - 1,000,000 pieces / $1200 per crate (1000 pieces per crate)
Herbicide - 100,000 barrels / $1000 per barrel
Smallpox - 83,000 barrels / $13,000 per barrel
Anthrax - 90,100 barrels / $15,000 per barrel
Tabun - 60,000 containers / $19,000 per container
Trifluoroborane acetate - 90,000 bombs / $40,000 per bomb
Soman - 80,000 containers / $50,000 per container
Cyanide - 65,000 containers / $50,000 per container
1) Phosphorous Bomb
This bomb causes fire that just keeps burning (even under water!) and killing everything that is covered with even the slightest amount of it. The area of maximum effect is +/- 12 kilometres. Price per bomb: $30,000
2) Phosphoric Acid Bomb
The same as above, but the content is now liquid and burns away skin and armour alike. The area of effectivity depends on the wind. Price per bomb: $22,000
3) Benzene Bomb
When the benzene content comes into direct contact with the air, it evaporates and breathing it can cause drowsiness, dizziness, and unconsciousness; long-term benzene exposure causes effects on the bone marrow and can cause anemia and leukemia. Area of effect depends on the wind. Price per bomb:$30,000
5) Advanced Nerve Gas
Instant death when breating the gas. Area of effect depends on the wind. Works the same as any other nerve gas agent. Price per container:$50,000
6) Advanced Mustard Gas Bomb
When aperson comes into contact with the gas, the person becomes blind and slowly coughs itself to death. The advancement is that a new sort of acid is added to eat away gasmasks. Price per container:$50,000
7) Sarin Nerve Gas
Instant death when breathing. Sarin, a colorless and odorless gas, has a lethal dose of 0.5 milligram for an adult. It is 26 times more deadly than cyanide gas and is 20 times more lethal than potassium cyanide. Just 0.01 milligram per kilogram of body weight a pinprick sized droplet will kill a human. The vapor is slightly heavier than air, so it hovers close to the ground. Under wet and humid weather conditions sarin degrades swiftly, but as the temperature rises up to a certain point, sarin’s lethal duration increases, despite the humidity. Price per container:$50,000
8) Aluminum Lithium Hydride shells
Highly flammable, highly corrosive chemical. Aluminum Lithium Hydride (ALH) is inhuman against unprotected opposition and causes strointestinal tract burns when ingested, chemical burns when you inhalate it and causes severe burns to the skin and armour. Price per 100 shells:$21,000
9) Dimethoxy Mercaptobenzylammonium Chloride
(grinded to powder) Bomb
The grinded 4,5-Dimethoxy-2-mercaptobenzylammonium chloride is housed in a shell, bomb or grenade. This dangerous chemical weapon causes severe and permanent damage to the digestive tract, gastrointestinal tract burns, perforation of the digestive tract when inhalated. Nausea and headache are common when exposure to high concentrations and unconsciousness with cyanosis, cold extremities and rapid pulse. Price per bomb:$30,000
10) Sulfuric Acid Mist
The Oleum gas container can be used as a stationair explosive or to drop it from a helicopter. The relative small content of the bomb (250 KG) will not kill people but it will injure them within a 2000 metre radius. Sulfuric acid mist is a severe irritant of the upper respiratory tract. Inhalation of sulfuric acid mist causes a reflex increase in respiratory rate and diminution of depth with reflex bronchoconstriction resulting in increased pulmonary air flow resistance. Tracheobronchial or pulmonary edema can occur. Price per container:$40,000
11) Magnesium Bomb
When this bomb explodes all victims within 500 metres are blind for the rest of their lives when they look at the intense bright white light of a magnesium explosion and/or fire. Price per bomb:$30,000
12) Liquid Nitrogen
This extremely cold and colorless liquid will freeze nearly everything it touches. Humans that come into contact with the matieral will lose limbs, fingers, toes and other bodyparts if they have been into contact long enough with liquid nitrogen. When used into combination with the previously named magnesium bomb it will react very violently with it. People who have been exposed to liquid nitrogen in gas-shape can experience the following things:Rapid breathing and rapid heart rate are common. In severe cases abnormally low blood pressure, apnea, and cardiac arrest develop. Various disturbances including headache, dizziness, mood disturbances, numbness of the extremities, sleepiness, mental confusion, poor judgement and coordination, and memory loss may occur. Price per bomb:$23,500
13) Napalm
Napalm is a mixture of benzene (21%), gasoline (33%), and polystyrene (46%). Benzene is a normal component of gasoline (about 2%). The gasoline used in napalm is the same leaded or unleaded gas that you put in your car. Napalm burns not as hard as Phosphor but it's cheaper to create and almost as destructive as phosphor. 1 Barrel is 1200 Litres.
$10,000 per barrel
14) Mercury bullets/grenades
These bullets are an absolute nightmare for the enemy. When you are hit or when the grenade explodes you will get hit by the shrapnel and you get a mercury poisoning. You don't die of it, but it causes permanent central nervous system damage, fatigue, weight loss, tremors, personality changes when you breathe enough of it.
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$1200 per crate
15) Herbicide
A chemical used to destroy plantlife and to eradicate weed in farms. Can also be used in military situations to find rebels easy in dense forests. Quick and cheap to create and always in stock. The chemical for farming purposes is $200 cheaper per barrel but less proactive against trees. 1 Barrel is 1200 Litres.
$1000 per barrel
16) Smallpox
Smallpox is a serious, contagious, and sometimes fatal infectious disease. There is no specific treatment for smallpox disease, and the only prevention is vaccination. The name smallpox is derived from the Latin word for “spotted” and refers to the raised bumps that appear on the face and body of an infected person. The smallpox virus has been stored in airtight barrels and explode when they touch the ground. A cheap to create and extremely powerful biological weapon. 1 Barrel is 1200 Litres.
$13,000 per barrel
17) Anthrax Toxin
Holy Panooly has recently developed a new bacteriological weapon using a form of anthrax bacteria resistent to all known antibiotics. This makes it even more dangerous. The antrax can be bought per barrel (600 Litres per barrel)
$15,000 per barrel
18) Tabun
Tabun is an organophosphate type compound that was developed between WWI & II. It can be easily absorbed through the skin, by means of inhalation, or ingestion. The symptoms of the poisoning are similar , regardless of the route of introduction. Upon inhalation, for instance, the symptoms (in order of occurance) include: Runny nose; Bronchial secretions; Tightness in the chest; Dimming of vision; Pin-Point Pupils; Drooling; Excessive perspiration; Nausea; Muscle tremors; Coma and Death. The Tabun is sold in airtight gas containers which hold 600 litres of gas.
$19,000 per barrel
19) Ammonia gas shell
The vapors from the shell are extremely irritating and corrosive when inhalated. This makes the shell not deadly, but it demoralizes enemy troops. Price per 20 shells:$25,000
20) Soman gas bombs
A compound of the organophosphate family, but more difficult to treat than the other "G" agents. Pralidoxime does not work as well with GD, due to the fact that it's reactivation of acetylcholinesterase must be accomplished within moments of exposure to be at all effective. Normally dispersed like the other "G" agents. Price per bomb:$50,000
21) Cyanide gas bomb
The cyanides can be delivered by artillery, rockets, bombs, or released from upwind cannisters. The symptoms of cyanide poisoning include; dryness and burning of the throat, dyspnea, shortness of breath,
hyperpnea, rapid shallow breathing, apnea, lack of breathing, convulsion & coma and finally, death. Price per bomb:$50,000
22) Trifluoroborane acetate
HIGHLY TOXIC; inhalation, ingestion or contact (skin, eyes) with vapors, dusts or substance may cause severe injury, burns, or death. Reaction with water or moist air will release toxic, corrosive or flammable gases. Reaction with water may generate much heat which will increase the concentration of fumes in the air. Fire will produce irritating, corrosive and/or toxic gases. Price per bomb:$40,000
MORE WILL BE ADDED SOON
Phosphorous - 14,000 bombs / $30,000 per bomb
Phosphoric Acid - 19,000 bombs / $22,000 per bomb
Benzene - 30,000 bombs / $30,000 per bomb Magnesium - 15,000 bombs / $30,000 per bomb
Sarin Nerve Gas - 13,000 containers/ $50,000 per container
Advanced Nerve Gas - 11,000 containers / $50,000 per container
Advanced Mustard Gas - 12,000 containers / $50,000 per container
Flesh eating bug - 0 bombs / Not for sale anymore
Aluminum Lithium Hydride - 15,000 shells / $21,000 per 100 shells
Ammonia Gas - 20,000 shells / $25,000 per 20 shells
Liquid Nitrogen - 23,000 bombs / $23,500 per bomb
Dimethoxy Mercaptobenzylammonium Chloride - 13,000 Bomb /$30,000 per shell, bomb or grenade
Sulfuric Acid Mist - 10,000 containers / $40,000 per container
Napalm - 11,000 barrels / $10,000 per barrel
Mercury Bullets/grenades - 1,000,000 pieces / $1200 per crate (1000 pieces per crate)
Herbicide - 100,000 barrels / $1000 per barrel
Smallpox - 83,000 barrels / $13,000 per barrel
Anthrax - 90,100 barrels / $15,000 per barrel
Tabun - 60,000 containers / $19,000 per container
Trifluoroborane acetate - 90,000 bombs / $40,000 per bomb
Soman - 80,000 containers / $50,000 per container
Cyanide - 65,000 containers / $50,000 per container
1) Phosphorous Bomb
This bomb causes fire that just keeps burning (even under water!) and killing everything that is covered with even the slightest amount of it. The area of maximum effect is +/- 12 kilometres. Price per bomb: $30,000
2) Phosphoric Acid Bomb
The same as above, but the content is now liquid and burns away skin and armour alike. The area of effectivity depends on the wind. Price per bomb: $22,000
3) Benzene Bomb
When the benzene content comes into direct contact with the air, it evaporates and breathing it can cause drowsiness, dizziness, and unconsciousness; long-term benzene exposure causes effects on the bone marrow and can cause anemia and leukemia. Area of effect depends on the wind. Price per bomb:$30,000
5) Advanced Nerve Gas
Instant death when breating the gas. Area of effect depends on the wind. Works the same as any other nerve gas agent. Price per container:$50,000
6) Advanced Mustard Gas Bomb
When aperson comes into contact with the gas, the person becomes blind and slowly coughs itself to death. The advancement is that a new sort of acid is added to eat away gasmasks. Price per container:$50,000
7) Sarin Nerve Gas
Instant death when breathing. Sarin, a colorless and odorless gas, has a lethal dose of 0.5 milligram for an adult. It is 26 times more deadly than cyanide gas and is 20 times more lethal than potassium cyanide. Just 0.01 milligram per kilogram of body weight a pinprick sized droplet will kill a human. The vapor is slightly heavier than air, so it hovers close to the ground. Under wet and humid weather conditions sarin degrades swiftly, but as the temperature rises up to a certain point, sarin’s lethal duration increases, despite the humidity. Price per container:$50,000
8) Aluminum Lithium Hydride shells
Highly flammable, highly corrosive chemical. Aluminum Lithium Hydride (ALH) is inhuman against unprotected opposition and causes strointestinal tract burns when ingested, chemical burns when you inhalate it and causes severe burns to the skin and armour. Price per 100 shells:$21,000
9) Dimethoxy Mercaptobenzylammonium Chloride
(grinded to powder) Bomb
The grinded 4,5-Dimethoxy-2-mercaptobenzylammonium chloride is housed in a shell, bomb or grenade. This dangerous chemical weapon causes severe and permanent damage to the digestive tract, gastrointestinal tract burns, perforation of the digestive tract when inhalated. Nausea and headache are common when exposure to high concentrations and unconsciousness with cyanosis, cold extremities and rapid pulse. Price per bomb:$30,000
10) Sulfuric Acid Mist
The Oleum gas container can be used as a stationair explosive or to drop it from a helicopter. The relative small content of the bomb (250 KG) will not kill people but it will injure them within a 2000 metre radius. Sulfuric acid mist is a severe irritant of the upper respiratory tract. Inhalation of sulfuric acid mist causes a reflex increase in respiratory rate and diminution of depth with reflex bronchoconstriction resulting in increased pulmonary air flow resistance. Tracheobronchial or pulmonary edema can occur. Price per container:$40,000
11) Magnesium Bomb
When this bomb explodes all victims within 500 metres are blind for the rest of their lives when they look at the intense bright white light of a magnesium explosion and/or fire. Price per bomb:$30,000
12) Liquid Nitrogen
This extremely cold and colorless liquid will freeze nearly everything it touches. Humans that come into contact with the matieral will lose limbs, fingers, toes and other bodyparts if they have been into contact long enough with liquid nitrogen. When used into combination with the previously named magnesium bomb it will react very violently with it. People who have been exposed to liquid nitrogen in gas-shape can experience the following things:Rapid breathing and rapid heart rate are common. In severe cases abnormally low blood pressure, apnea, and cardiac arrest develop. Various disturbances including headache, dizziness, mood disturbances, numbness of the extremities, sleepiness, mental confusion, poor judgement and coordination, and memory loss may occur. Price per bomb:$23,500
13) Napalm
Napalm is a mixture of benzene (21%), gasoline (33%), and polystyrene (46%). Benzene is a normal component of gasoline (about 2%). The gasoline used in napalm is the same leaded or unleaded gas that you put in your car. Napalm burns not as hard as Phosphor but it's cheaper to create and almost as destructive as phosphor. 1 Barrel is 1200 Litres.
$10,000 per barrel
14) Mercury bullets/grenades
These bullets are an absolute nightmare for the enemy. When you are hit or when the grenade explodes you will get hit by the shrapnel and you get a mercury poisoning. You don't die of it, but it causes permanent central nervous system damage, fatigue, weight loss, tremors, personality changes when you breathe enough of it.
http://halo-productions.com/anita/images/Edward-Bullet.jpg
$1200 per crate
15) Herbicide
A chemical used to destroy plantlife and to eradicate weed in farms. Can also be used in military situations to find rebels easy in dense forests. Quick and cheap to create and always in stock. The chemical for farming purposes is $200 cheaper per barrel but less proactive against trees. 1 Barrel is 1200 Litres.
$1000 per barrel
16) Smallpox
Smallpox is a serious, contagious, and sometimes fatal infectious disease. There is no specific treatment for smallpox disease, and the only prevention is vaccination. The name smallpox is derived from the Latin word for “spotted” and refers to the raised bumps that appear on the face and body of an infected person. The smallpox virus has been stored in airtight barrels and explode when they touch the ground. A cheap to create and extremely powerful biological weapon. 1 Barrel is 1200 Litres.
$13,000 per barrel
17) Anthrax Toxin
Holy Panooly has recently developed a new bacteriological weapon using a form of anthrax bacteria resistent to all known antibiotics. This makes it even more dangerous. The antrax can be bought per barrel (600 Litres per barrel)
$15,000 per barrel
18) Tabun
Tabun is an organophosphate type compound that was developed between WWI & II. It can be easily absorbed through the skin, by means of inhalation, or ingestion. The symptoms of the poisoning are similar , regardless of the route of introduction. Upon inhalation, for instance, the symptoms (in order of occurance) include: Runny nose; Bronchial secretions; Tightness in the chest; Dimming of vision; Pin-Point Pupils; Drooling; Excessive perspiration; Nausea; Muscle tremors; Coma and Death. The Tabun is sold in airtight gas containers which hold 600 litres of gas.
$19,000 per barrel
19) Ammonia gas shell
The vapors from the shell are extremely irritating and corrosive when inhalated. This makes the shell not deadly, but it demoralizes enemy troops. Price per 20 shells:$25,000
20) Soman gas bombs
A compound of the organophosphate family, but more difficult to treat than the other "G" agents. Pralidoxime does not work as well with GD, due to the fact that it's reactivation of acetylcholinesterase must be accomplished within moments of exposure to be at all effective. Normally dispersed like the other "G" agents. Price per bomb:$50,000
21) Cyanide gas bomb
The cyanides can be delivered by artillery, rockets, bombs, or released from upwind cannisters. The symptoms of cyanide poisoning include; dryness and burning of the throat, dyspnea, shortness of breath,
hyperpnea, rapid shallow breathing, apnea, lack of breathing, convulsion & coma and finally, death. Price per bomb:$50,000
22) Trifluoroborane acetate
HIGHLY TOXIC; inhalation, ingestion or contact (skin, eyes) with vapors, dusts or substance may cause severe injury, burns, or death. Reaction with water or moist air will release toxic, corrosive or flammable gases. Reaction with water may generate much heat which will increase the concentration of fumes in the air. Fire will produce irritating, corrosive and/or toxic gases. Price per bomb:$40,000
MORE WILL BE ADDED SOON